April 2024 AMA 2/5 Can AI Replace the Human Intellect?

In this month's AMA, each question will get its own video. Today, we move on to this patron's question about whether computers could ever replace human thinking or whether the two are so unrelated that it doesn't really matter what advances each makes. In addition, we examine whether computer-related jobs might be done for goals that have nothing to do with any malicious intent to automate away human skills but are instead done solely for the satisfaction of building things for the sake of building things.
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[@Sygg-uj3ze]

A pox upon the bonemeal of Kurzweil and all his like.

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Aye aye...

[@HeloIV]

What do you think about Guénon's thought on numbers as not being metaphysical but being the deepest layer of the cthonic realm? Basically being the base building blocks of the physical.
Could it be said that numbers are hyper-physical?

[@buglepong]

i dont think anyone seriously considers AI replacing human intellect in its entirety, just mostly

[@PalaceMidasMusic]

I think it will have a degrading effect on it in any case, I suppose the advocates of it see potential for it to help make people smarter, but I doubt it whatever negative effect it CAN have it will have.